KeKe Palmer ‘By no means’ Needs To Reside With Romantic Companion

KeKe Palmer has by no means been shy about voicing her opinions and letting followers into the main points of her private life, and the current tidbit she shared about her most well-liked dwelling preparations provides to the checklist.

Whereas selling her upcoming Peacock sequence “The ‘Burbs,” Palmer revealed that even when she will get married sooner or later, her dwelling necessities will certainly not mirror it.

Throughout a current go to to the “At this time” present on Monday, February 2, Palmer took outing of her interview to debate her views on cohabitation in a relationship, together with marriage.

The actress shared that she is now not all for dwelling with a romantic accomplice, even when she have been to get married.

“One factor I want you to know is I by no means wish to stay collectively. I like my alone time,” Palmer stated. “That is actual. I am talking as The Keke. I simply really feel like Whoopi Goldberg stated it finest as soon as. She was like, ‘I do not need no one in my home.’ And I really feel that. I am critical — married, even.”

When requested by co-host Sheinelle Jones if she was “simply gonna stay across the nook,” Palmer replied, “Across the nook can be nice. … You may be within the visitor home, we may be on the identical land, however I am over there, and he is over there. At finest, separate rooms.”

“However take into consideration how enjoyable it could be to be like, ‘I am going over to my man’s home.’ Over there, hello husband!” she stated. “It retains it enjoyable and thrilling. I wish to go sit on his sofa.”

Film buffs are already conscious that Palmer’s new darkish comedy sequence is predicated on the 1989 traditional movie starring Tom Hanks, however her tackle the fabric takes on a unique form over the course of eight episodes that drop on Peacock February 8.

Whereas studying the script, Palmer could not include her pleasure at what unfolded with the characters, particularly hers, as lawyer Samira. “I used to be like, ‘Give me extra! The place does this go? I’ve questions!’ It stored making me lean in,” she stated in an interview with Leisure Weekly.

“It is humorous, however it’s additionally actual,” the actress stated of the present, during which she additionally acts as a producer. “It is so many issues occurring. It is ‘Black lady within the new neighborhood,’ it is postpartum, and it is ‘One thing actually is happening right here, and no one believes me, so now I am gaslit, and I do not know what I am doing.'”

Palmer, well-known for juggling a number of tasks without delay, is ready to steer Boots Riley’s upcoming characteristic movie “I Love Boosters,” co-starring Taylour Paige, Naomi Ackie, LaKeith Stanfield, Don Cheadle, and Demi Moore.

The movie surrounds a gaggle of feminine shoplifters (Palmer, Paige, and Ackie) who take purpose on the designs of a ruthless trend mogul, performed by Moore.

“I Love Boosters” will open the fortieth anniversary of the SXSW movie competition, which begins on March 12, in line with The Hollywood Reporter.

Per the outlet, SXSW Vice President Claudette Godfrey spoke extremely of the movie forward of its world premiere.

“Boots has created one other wildly unique and boundary-pushing imaginative and prescient that is deliciously unpredictable. We will not anticipate our viewers to be sucked into his singular, subversive world the place razor-sharp social commentary meets fearless, surreal storytelling and eye-popping imagery — all powered by a ridiculously stacked solid of among the most gifted actors on the planet,” she stated.

In June 2025, to advertise her visible album “Simply KeKe,” the actress-singer shared that her intense work ethic has been rewarding, but additionally difficult at instances.

“I’ve accomplished a lot work to ensure that I am giving my viewers my highest, and I’ve additionally had a tough time being a performer at such a younger age and defending myself by way of efficiency,” Palmer instructed Billboard. “It has been so onerous to handle being an individual and being a product.”

Stating that her music can also be one other type of expression for her, Palmer famous how her profession circles again to her first starring function, 2005’s “Akeelah and the Bee.”